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farm insurance discussion at local liars and bs meeting

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farmerwithmutt

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ok its cold out there and this is better the working on taxes .was at the local 5 pm liars and bs meeting and the subject came up about farm liabilty insurance and accidents on the farm.
they were wondering how liable would a farmer be if say a young couple were out one night and say stopped in your field to talk about the future.ok let us say safety measures were not correctly used or safety measures were not followed how liable is that farmer for that accident
 
If you have proper no trespassing signs you are not responsible except that this can be turned all upside down by a good lawyer. I think a good large bull is the best insurance anyway it sure kept then out of my farm.
Walt
 
Are you implying that YOU, as the land owner, might be held responsible for child support?? Without any direct participation? I don't think so. . .

I discussed this very subject with a young stud who was hiding his car behind my row of hay bales. Unbeknownst to him, he was bumping the brake pedal at regular intervals. I wondered what was going on, and slipped down there to check things out. What a show! Turned out I knew both him and the girl. They're both happily married now (to each other) and they give me a sly grin every time I see them.

Good memories for all of us!
 
That's like saying a motel is responsible. Difference is a motel basically knows that if a young couple rents a room, there's a chance that a future could be made for the two. Interesting discussions you have at the local liar and BS meeting. I can see this going poof soon.
 
Don't let John T see this- he's a lawyer and will be on TV next week. I can see it now. "If you had an accident in the local cornfield, call us. We've recovered millions from farmers who didn't chase you off. If you've got a kid, and a phone- you've got a lawyer....."
 
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